Will it allow power cord to be plugged in coming in from the back or front or both? I have 13-inch, Mid 2012 Macbook Pro.
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dear s n e....no, you cannot plugg in your powerr cord to the front or back...the powerr outlet is located on the left of the keyboard thus so is the hole for it on the ipearl mcover hard shell case...hope this is helpful
15854
The power cord can be plugged in just as if the case were not present. It does not hinder the approach of the cord, so plug away front or back!
1957581
The front panel is wider than the rest of the unit and is removable. The cord comes out of the bottom right so I located my wall outlet as close as possible to the far left side. The cord wraps up the right side runs along the top and down the left side. It tucks between the front class and the base of the unit. The plug and outlet can only be seen from the very left side but the cord is hidden.
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If you're thinking about stuffing that near sandwich-sized white power adaptor plus its extra extension cord, the answer is no. I've got my 1095 fitting my mouse, extra solid state drive plus a coiled USB-3 cord. It's a tight fit but it works, especially because the battery life is good for 9+ hours on the MacBook Pro 13.3". If you want to carry the power adapter you will need a larger Pelican case. One more thing, I found the foam a bit lacking on one side, so I added a layer of bubble wrap to thicken padding.
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I don't understand your question.....my plug in cord comes out the back and I just plugged it in. It's attached to the machine. If you don't have a plug in cord I would say your machine is faulty and I would return it
595486
the apple unit the plugs slip onto actually does the voltage conversion. these plugs then allow you to plug into the wall. with both you then get the proper voltage delivered to the laptop.
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I have a MacBook Pro, it works but the connection sometimes goes in and out if I just slightly move my computer.
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Yes, it will work. But your macbook already has a power adapter all you need is to change the tip of the wall plug.
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It is as shown with the cable coming straight out of the side of the macbook. It is not the style that exits toward the back.
2097395
I use on my laptop, but cannot have it plugged in since the plug is on the side of the laptop.
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The power cord comes out of the unit on the front, lower, right corner and is just under 5' in length. It will be close but should reach. You may need to turn the outlet in the wall upside down.
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Sort of. When I put the power supply for my 15" MacBook Pro under the stand, it will slide in part of the way. It may work for you but I don't think it will be a clean look. I ordered a second power supply and mounted it under my desk with velcro. Hope this helps.
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The power cord actually comes out of the top near the power switch. Also, the power switch has a plastic cover (snaps open and closed) to prevent accidentally hitting the switch. picture here: all-wired-up(dot)com/amazon/tripp-lite-3sp.png
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This Belkin 2 in 1 USB 7 port hub is for using USB plugs only. If you have a USB outlet on your computer, whatever kind, this will plug into it. I don't know anything about Macbook Pro's.
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Yes, it was a MacBook Pro 13" earily 2011 always match up part numbers on the cables. You have to make sure you disconnect power cord, the battery and hold down the power switch for 5 seconds before disconnecting the hard drive. It is possible to burn out the cable and or the hard drive. I had one MacBook Pro that would read the original hard drive but not the new hard drive the cause was the hard drive cable. Take your time replacing the cable.
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It protrudes more on the late 2013 Macbook Pros than the previous MBP. Actually it protrudes so much it is not practical any more to leave it plugged in all the time.
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Yes the cord is in the back. And it is a 3 prong and will go in a normal outlet yes
335385
The power cord does just exit through one of the louver slots. One of the corner slots.